Now Accepting Applications for GSCPA Conference Task Forces
Volunteers accomplish much of the work done by The Georgia Society on committees and task forces. These "work teams" provide a great opportunity to network with other members, expand your knowledge base, and be of service to the profession.
Help guide the Society through committee and task force leadership teams that advise the Board of Directors, expand your own professional knowledge and area of service to the profession. Members are invited to consider serving one or more of these groups.
We have an immediate need for task forces built around the following conferences:
- Real Estate Conference
- Contact Casey Gaines at cgaines@gscpa.org to volunteer for this task force.
- Accounting and Auditing Conference
- Contact Sara Robinson at srobinson@gscpa.org to volunteer for this task force.
Why Serve on a Conference Task Force?
- Network with peers in your field.
- Have input into the conference program schedule.
- Recognition of your knowledge and participation in the conference brochure and the day of the event.
- Interaction with speakers
Why GSCPA Needs Volunteers
- We rely on expertise from members currently practicing in the field.
- Your participation allows us to gain knowledge on current issues that GSCPA members need to know.
- You can provide speaker recommendations of voices you trust.
What Does it Mean to be a Conference Task Force Member?
- Attend one conference planning meeting.
- Discuss topics and speaker recommendations.
- Help map out the direction of the conference.
- Send follow-up emails or possibly participate in a conference call.
- Day of conference
- Welcome members and attendees to the conference.
- Give speaker introductions at the beginning of sessions.
- For Your participation, receive a discounted registration fee.
- The total estimated commitment is 3-4 hours per year.
If you are interested in serving on a conference task force not listed above, please contact the CPE Department at cpe@gscpa.org to inquire about availability.